SAL500F40G


SAL500F40G

500 mm F4 G SSM











Specifications

  • Super telephoto G Lens
  • SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) for fast, silent autofocus
  • ED glass elements effectively reduce chromatic aberration
  • Nano AR coating reduces ghosting and flare
  • Dust and moisture resistant
Minimum Focus Distance 
13.12 feet
 
Maximum Magnification ratio 
0.14x
 
Filter Diameter 
1.65 in
 
Weight 
7.63 lb (without tripod mount)


Perfection in a super-telephoto prime

This 500 mm super-telephoto lens with a constant F4 maximum aperture is ideal for sports and wildlife photographers, providing extended telephoto reach along with top-level optical performance and features. It is exceptionally sharp with superb contrast and definition, and can produce gorgeous background bokeh when required. It can also handle heavy-duty use in outdoor conditions.


500 mm F4 G SSM Compatibility



A-mount Full Frame Cameras



A-mount APS-C Cameras




E-mount Full Frame cameras with Mount Adaptor



E-mount APS-C cameras with Mount Adaptor







Sample photos










Full support for high pixel count sensors

Current image sensors offer a resolution that easily exceeds that of film, and this lens delivers the performance necessary to take full advantage of that imaging precision.

Clear images with crisp contrast

Sony’s Nano AR lens coating has a nano-precision structure that enhances clarity and contrast by reducing unwanted reflections for minimal flare and ghosting.

Sharp from corner to corner

Three ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass elements in a state-of-the-art optical design minimize aberration and achieve excellent image-wide sharpness.

Faster tracking and improved response

A new LSI drive circuit achieves significantly faster autofocus subject tracking than previous models, making the SSM drive system more responsive than ever.


Lens Configuration

The impeccable Sony G Lens design emphasizes a graceful balance between high resolution and gorgeous background bokeh that can enhance the artist’s vision.



MTF Chart

MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) describes how well a lens can reproduce fine details, measured as the degree of contrast achieved between finely spaced lines.